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Gen
Severai odds and ends left from our great sale _
are

now on a

OPEGIAL SLAUGHTER BARGAId ‘TABLE

Today and Tomorrow

we will sell these goods at any price, for we do

not intend to put them back into stock. We

won't tell you here what these goods are, but

if you want an unusual bargain

Wil Pay You To. Cah

 

 

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Dry-Goods, Crockery, Wall-Paper, Etc.

 

 

 

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GODET PERFUMES

ROSE AMBREE SONS BOIS TRESOR DE VIOLETTES
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AT THE

REXALL STORES

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FRESH SHIPMENT

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Plums New Gravenstein Applies
Cherries New Potatoes
Strawberries Green Peas K.4
Peaches Wax Beans.
Apricots Cauliflower

Pears Summer Squash |

    
 

and All Staple Fruits. Also a Shipment of.
FRESH SPRING CHICKENS
Smoked Fish a Specialty
We Deliver to All Parts of the City

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THE DAILY NEWS

 

POOR MAIL SERVICE

 

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

A. L. McHugh of Hazelton wa's
in town yesterday.

 

 

 

Mrs. F. Mobley and daughter

returned yesterday from Kitselas.

B. Durant left this morning on
a short trip to Vancouver,

Forebeing drunk and disorder|y
William Smith was fined $5 and
costs this morning.

Mrs. S. M. Newton left for the
south this morning on the
steamer Prince Rupert.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Williams

returned yesterday from a visit

» Terrace.

Alderman Naden returned yes-
terday from a short visit to Hazel-
ton.

The members of the Griffith
Stock Company left this morning
on the steamer Prince Rupert.

Mrs. W. Owens and her chil-
dren returned yesterday from

Kilselas.

Mrs. R. W. Kreitz was among
the southbound passengers on the
steamer Prince Rupert this morn-
ing.

Mr. and
Brunswicke,
morning on
Rupert,

Mrs.
Germany,
the steamer

Bracke of
left this
Prince

Osso

A. L. McHugh and
art, contfactor, weni
morning on the steamer
Rupert.

Angus Stew-
south this
Prince

William Manson, M. P. P., and
A. H. Tomlinson returned vester-
day from Terrace, where they
went to attend the session of the
agricultural commission.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Dewdney
Vernon, who have been here
a fortnight visiting Mrs. Dewd-
ney’s mother, Mrs. Fred Peters,
lefi this morning on the steamer
Prince Rupert.

of
for

 

W. A. Ferguson
Oregon, went south
the Prince Ru-
fortnight'’s visit to

Mr. and Mrs.
of Portland,
this morning on
pert, after a
this City.

Mr. J. Collart of Kitsumkalum
left this morning for Seattle,
where he is to be married to Miss
Olga Marx of that city. He
pects to return with his bride in
two or three weeks.

ex-

Miss Agnes Grant of Hazelton
arrived in Prince Rupert yester-
day. She is staving here for a
month or so as the guest of Miss
Gartin.

 

of Turonto ar-
Saturday to pay

John G.. Beatty
rived in the city
a visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Frank 8. Evans. Mrs. Beatty has
been here for several weeks.
Edward A. Jensen, who
resident of Prince Rupert for a
few months, being engaged in
the real estate business with FE, F.
Kissick, left this morning for the
south, accompanied by his wife
and child,

was a

F. S. Long, a former manager
of the lotal branch of the Bank
of British North America, left
this morning for the south after
spending a few days renewing ac-
quaintances in the city afid visit-
ing his brother on the Queen
Charlotte Islands,

R. W. Froud, of Scott, Froud &
o., left this morning to spend
three or four weeks on a com-
bined business and pleasure trip
to the lower coast cities.

W. O. Wooster, secretary-
treasurer of the Granby Consoli-
dated Smelting, Mining & Power
Co,, Ltd., was a passenger south
on the steamer Prince Rupert this
morning,

, one of Prince Ru-
pert’s real estate dealers, left this
morning for his home at Victoria.
He expects to return some time
next month,

W. J. Alder

8. T. Steedman, who has been
a resident of Prince Rupert for
several months, left with his
family this morning for Edmon-
ton. He expeets to again take up
his residence here in the course
of a year or so,

 

Upon the oceasion of his first
visit to a parishioner a certain
Boston divine tried hard to make
friends with his host's 8-year-old.
“How old are you, my son?”
asked the clergyman benignantly.
“Kight,” was the laconic re-
sponse,

“Ah, quite a little man,’ came
patronizingly from the minister,
“And what are you going to be?”
he asked after a slight pause.
“T am going to be nine,"
the child, with conviction,

 

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said

 

Residents of Naden Harbor Have

Complaint.

Dien
Residents of Naden Harbor
have a complaint which should
be remedied, The regular mai!

steamer to these islands calls al
the whaling station and Wallace
Fisheries before proceeding to
Masset. There are mail bags on

every trip addressed to Naden
Harbor and ithe canneries, but
they are carried away on the

steamers and left here to be re-
turned the following day to the
people on a launch that has a
mail contract. There is no rea-
son in the world why the bags
could not be thrown ashore from
the regular boat, but to call on
Thursday at two ports and have
the sacks on board and not de-
liver them seems a just cause to
register a protest. It is possible
that mail carriers do not receive
pay for the delivery of mail from
the G. T. P. steamers, but the
whalers, fishermen and surveyors
who make their homes at Naden

Harbor are anxious to hear from
the outside world. Massel
Leader.

EIGHT YOUNG ADAMS
Youths in Airy Quise Arrested an
John D.’s Estate.

 

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Cleveland, Aug. Fight male
September Morns who had been

bathing surreptitiously in John
D. Rockefeller's pond were ar-
rested loday by the town marshal,
with the assistance of several
citizens,

John D., early in the summer,
had warned boys to keep away
from his pond. He didn’t want

anyone mussing around his pri-
vate grounds and a guard to
watch, Lately the guard was re-
moved and the youngsters
swarmed back.

Totday the marshal
reports that a dozen nosy youths
clad in nothing but sunshine were
disporting themselves in the
pond in-full view of the auto
parties in the road. Four got
away; four, under arrest, were al-
lowed to depart,
the four others were

set

received

and the cases of
continued,

THE BITER BITTEN

 

Footpads Are Shot Up by the In-
tended Victim.

Aug. 7 by
and
:30

Seattle, Held up
footpads at Fifth avenue
King street last night at 1414
o'clock, M. D. Lebo, residing at
the Ellis Hotel, wrested a_ re-
volver from one of his assailants,
turned if on the footpads, and
after firing three shots brought
down a man who gave his name
to the polige Jim Duggan.
Duggan received a ball in the
right biceps. He declares he was
a bystander and had nothing to
do with the ar eeetas robbery.
Pelkey Matched Again.
Angeles, Aug. 7.—Arthur
Pelkey, white heavyweight cham-
pion of the world, and Charley
Miller, the San Francisco motor-
man, last night signed articles to
box twenty rounds before Mc-
Carey's Vernon arena. The con-
test will be staged the evening of
September 23. The fighters will
box on a percentage basis. Pel-
key and Miller each posted $500

as

Los

for their appearance.
On the Prince Rupert.
Among those leaving for the

south on the steamer Prince Ru-
pert this morning were the fol-
lowlng: R. W. Froud, E. Mar-
shall, Ed. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs,
W. A. Ferguson, W. Howe, W. M.
Griggs, C. A. Handy, G. Brown,
A. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Jensen,
Mrs. George Major; F. 8. Long,
Mrs. R. W. Kreifz, Hozen Major,
A. L. MeHugh, JE E. MeLeod, B.
Durant, 8. Bush,’ Mr. Matheson,
Rose Simon, Mrs, J. Flitter, H. L.
Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Bracke, ©.
Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. Griflith,
Julia Fehr, A. R, Keteham, W. H.
Peter) Mr. Collart, Miss Marez,
W. J. Alder, R. Frazier, T. Stein,
Miss Johnson, Miss Samdon, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Dewdney.

Read Jabour Bros.’ advertise-

tf

BELLA COOLA URGES DIRECT
TRANSPORTATION TO RUPERT

(Ubitinued from page 1)

the ob. R., was already build-
ing from Red Deer to Bella Coola,
There was a telephone system
in the valley,*which had been in-
stalled at a cost of about $5,000.
The total amount of line was
about sixty miles. There were
over fifty telephones on the line.
The company was earning about
8 per cent.
The most

 

 

important part
Mr. Jacobsen's evidence was that
relating to transportation. The
gist of his views was published,

in an account of an_ interview
with him, in The News last week.
He said that five or six years

ago the steamers used to call al
Beila Coola on their way to
Prince Rupert, but now there was
no direct means of transporta-
tion. Anyone going from Bella
Coola to Prince Rupert had to
make the trip by way of Van-
couver. Consequently the cost
of both individual passage and of
freight from Bella Coola to Prince
Rupert was exorbitant.

It had cost the witness $17.65
per ton to get turnips transport-
ed to Prince Rupert. Together
with the cost of haulage, this left
na profit. As Bella Coola
tatoes were high grade, Mr. Mob-
ley, of Stewart & Mobley, had
agreed to pay him $2 per ton more
for them than for other potatoes
if he could guarantee delivery.
But these freight rates would
strangle the business between
Bella Coola and Prince Rupert.

The people of Bella Coola had
thought of trying to run a small
steamer to Prince Rupert, but
felt that they couldn't run in op-
position to big corporations like
the G. T. P, and the GC. P. R.

Mr. Jacobsen said that he had
consulted with the Prince Rupert
Board of Trade, which had agreed

to take the matter up with the
G. T. P. and to press for direct
transportation, both for freight
and for passengers, from Bella
Coola to Prince Rupert.

The next witness called was
Mr. Edgar Ashton of Lawn Hill.
He gave evidence as to conditions
there.

A Boston father thé past sum-
mer sent his boy Reginald and his
three sisters to visit a relative in
Maine. Though it was under-
stood the visit was to consume
three weeks, their stay length-
ened to two months.

“Well,” asked the father upon
the return of his offspring, “was
your Uncle William glad to
you?”

“Was he?" reiterated the bey,
as though surprised by the query.

see

“Why, dad, he asked me why we
didn’t bring you, mother, the
cook, the maid and the dog!”

Harper's Weekly.

 

 

“The Daily News”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

For Rent

 

 

 

TWO well furnished rooms for rent, yaewe
Black 329. 16

FOR RENT—Large front room in private
fem suitable for two; modern; close
in. Phone Green 258.

 

For Sale

 

 

 

vUnNreunCs pf a muvee rece 7 for
sale. at also may rented,
H. F. McRae & Co, sor

COWS fresh calved and coming tn always
on hand, and tuberculosis tested. John
Christy, ‘cattle dealer, Collingwood West
corner ‘Carleton and’ Westminster Road.
Phone Collingwood 46 R.. Post fare
Collingwood East, Box 20. 70-tf

FOR SALE—-A iano; used a few
times. Ox 969, 4-

new
Apply P. 0,

 

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Lost and Found

 

 

 

LOST—Between Westholme
Smith & Killas’

Theatre
candy store,

and
lady's gold

ofts

NEW TRAI!I. NEEDED

From West Side of Masset Iniet
to Naden Harbor.

 

There is one eonvenience thal
might be considered by the chief
commissioner of lands — and

works, and that is a trail or road
from the west side of Masset In-
let to Naden Harbor. The
tance across is only ten miles by]:

dis-

land, while by water it is twenty-
six and is only navigable in good
weather. During last week a
number of employees of the Wal-

to
but
in a

Fisheries were anxious

to Naden Harbor,
not attempt to go
The only route for those
who visit Naden is by following
the beach, which can be aeccom-
plished during low water. <A road
through direct from Masset Inlet
Naden would open up a great
Masset

lace
return
would
launch,

to
deal of agricultural land.
Leader.

COMBAT oF AMAZONS

The Term “Old Maid" Was Cause
of Fight.

Chicago, Aug. 7.—-Miss Winnie
Flatley, of the Colonial Hotel,
31 years of age. Mrs. Lizzie Var-

Is

ley, of the saine address, has been
calling Miss Flatley an “old
maid.”

resented the name
Varley with a

Miss Flatley

by smiting Mrs.

chair and punishing her serious-
ly. When Miss Flatley was ar-
raigned in court Judge Gemmi'}
said: “Discharged.”

“T think this sort of provova-
tion justifies any assault up to
murder,” said the judge. “It is

despicable to humiliate a woman.

Launch Alice B for hire. Tele-
phone Green 391, Davis’ Float.
155-tf

 

WATER ACT.

Notice of Application for the Approvai of

Plane and Petition for the Approval

of Undertaking.

Take that the Port Essington
will apply to the Comp.
troller of Water Rights for the approval
of plans of the works to be constructed
for the utilization of water from Cunning
ham Lake, which the applicant is by Water
Permit No, 125 authorized to take, store
and use for municipal purposes

Aplication will also be made to the Hon
orable the Minister of Lands for the ap
proval of undertaking.

The plans and particulars required by
sub-section 1 of Section 70 and the pet
tion for approval of undertaking, 48 re
quired by Section 89 of the Water Act as
amended have been filed with the Comp
troller of Water Rights at Victoria and
et the Water Recorder at Prince Rupert,

c

notice
Water Co., Ltd.,

pNectoes to the application or petition
may be fled with the Comptroller of Water
Rights, Parliament Buildings, Victoria,
B. C., Within 30 days from the date hereof
Dated at Vancouver this 30th day of
July, 1913.
PORT ESSINGTON WATER
LTD., Applicant.
Wilson & Whealler,

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that
meetings of the Provincial Agri-
cultural Commission will be held
at the following places:

Agents.
W-

 

Terrace, August 9th, 2:30 p. m.;

Prince Rupert, August 11th
and 12th, 10 a. m.;

.~Hazelton, August 13th, 7:30
DS, 20?

Aldermere, August 15th, 10
a. m.

The commission will hear evi-

dence on all matters affecting
agricultural conditions in the
province,

All persons interested are re-
quested to be present.

 

W. H: HAYWARD, M. L, A.,
Chairman,
1} B, CHRISTENSEN,
Secretary. 169-92
P. O. Box 203 Phone 47

P. ROBERTSON

INCORPORATED ACCOUNTANT (Eng.)
CHARTERED SECRETARY

Audits, Investigations, Adjustments, Liqui-

dations and Assignments

Smith Block, 3rd Ave., Prince Rupert, B, C.

ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY HALL

formerly Kaien Isd, Gymnasium
To rent for Dances, Public Meet-
ings, ete. Particulars at hall or

 

 

 

nent, page 2.

watch fob; initial “J.” Reward, 186-88

Secretary, P, O, Box 268

 

Phones 187 and 430

99
9?

99

 

 

Shirriff’s Lime Juice - -
Raspberry Vinegar
Blackberry Wine -
Port Wine- - -
Imported Black Cherry Wine

STALKER & WELLS

.

FIRST CLASS GROCERS

Phones 187 and 430

50c per bottle
50c
50c
50c
75¢

9? 99
99 99
9 99
9 9

 

Monday, August 11,

1919.

IN THe ttthere ee.

 

IN CHAMBER
S THI
JOSEPH WILLING ON AENEE bt
EMIL N. LING, Deronda? Paint a
pot: Spplic ation of
reading the Plain
Jackson, and |, W aaa ( y
and the’ exhibits tne rein peter, tlled ie
It 18 ordered that «, etre “4
mens of clan | herein hy Mattie Li
el ‘ Ng
tac be d thereto “tnd ‘ na D the no i on
Statement of clan 'Y Of the st
istered post letter ‘atid ieee seal an o
fendant at “Winnipe rt \
Province of Manitol a
a copy of r’

this order

Said notice on the ver,
the 2nd day of A\
‘Daily News,” 4
Prince Rupert in tL

  

ugust,

 

oes fbell be Pn Britiy
B Of the said state Suny
the seid Defendant. at of weg
' 4 ls further ordered tha

endant file his state the saiq
in before the 3ist me or dee tat
91 August, AO

And it is further o;
of this application ah
cause,

Dated at
July, A. D

re d 0 ene fs

my
0 ty

lay a

Ny Reteng

Winnipeg this
i191

GEORGI

12th
PATTERS

NOTICE.

To the Above

Take notice that renee
this action is for de
tain agreement for sq
Plainull’ and the Der
the 27th day of july
or In the aiternative
Nxed for the payme I
the Plainull of th
wether with interes
20th day of March, A, |
of six per cent. per annum
default of payment iw
ment may be can i
paid by the Defendant
clared to be forfeited
ment of defence, if a
the office of the Prow
house in the City of w
of Manitoba, on or ber
August, 1913, and that
Judgment Will be signed
prayed for in the said st

Dated this 12th «

Defendant,

la at }
made bet

j26-a2 j
eee

LAND PURCHASI

NOTICES

 

Take notice
cupation free miner,
the Hon. Commissioner
for permission to purchas
described land

Commencing at a |
northeast corner of A
and Post 2232-353

that |

  

direction along the tings
80 chains more or less t Tatton
indian reservation N 28
westerly direction 40 De 8
southerly direction 8 hain 2
erly 40 chains to the ¢ f commags
ment, containing 320 acres more @
CHARLES. H. fF ,

I
Dated June 27th, 191

 

Pub, July 28, 1913-—se;

Take notice that I, W an Macy, ¢
Anyox, B. C., occupat aterer, intend %
apply to the Hon. Commiss Langs
and Works for pertmiss f ay &
following described la

Commencing at 4 { pla te
southeast corner of §. 1 5
$5280-0530, thence southerly 20 cha
along the shore of Goose Bay 4 TL
Lot and Post reading ? :
in @ westerly direction 2 ains, these
in @ northerly direction 2 alns, theo
east 20 chains to the 1 t of commess
ment, containing t¢ a t

Ww 4

{ il r Age
Dated June 27th, 191
Pub, July 28, 191 t

 

THE MIDWAY

PRESSING, DYEING AND REI
Goods Called For and Delivered

322 Bth Street

DRESSMAKING - MILLINERY

Terms (Ci
$3.00 Per Da

 

Phone Grees Mt

 

Phone Blue 339

PACIFIC TRANSFER C0.

Furniture, Baggage, Piano Mos
ing and Genera! Cartage

Phone 1

Federal Block

Office: Suite 9,

GEORGE LEEK
mecha ett at notes
Albert Block 2nd Avenue

Prince Rupert
Sth and 6th

streels

Between

 

HARRISON W. ROUEN

Architect

Suite 1, Federal Bloc K
PRINCE RUPERT, B. ©
Phone 300 p, O, Box

BOOKKEEPING - AUDITING

Bookkeeping Taught by Private Lessor
Terms Reasonable

WENDELL R. JONES

Aw
Phone 112 913 and

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BROWN & BUTTERS

MINING ENGINEERS
aEoLoay
por 138

1639

 

METALLURGY AND MINING

Res. Phone Black 413
Prince Rupert

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fe tlave

- Sale

Lot in

For :

A Fine

Block

$4500.00
G. R. Naden Co. Lt.

yrance
Real Estate and Insurane

Second Avenue:

Inside

12, Sec 6